Five years after Elite Dangerous Odyssey's release, players continue to seek improvements in on-foot aiming controls. A popular community request highlights the absence of an Aim Down Sight sensitivity setting and the large default deadzone for controllers and joysticks. Without native options, many rely on external tools like Steam's anti-deadzone feature to improve precision. This ongoing issue affects player experience in on-foot gameplay, which is seen as having untapped potential hindered by control limitations. The call for quality-of-life updates remains strong as the game evolves.
- No Aim Down Sight sensitivity setting after five years
- Large default deadzone forces use of external tools for precision